There are more than 1,000 hydrogen projects under way worldwide and more than 350 announced in the past year alone, according to this article from The Economist, which could result in some $320 billion-worth of investments by 2030.

While we do not think ‘wildcatters’ is the most appropriate term to associate with natural hydrogen exploration, it is great that about the potential of this cheap and untapped carbon-free source of power, even among the mainstream press.

Natural, or “geologic” hydrogen, present underground and created through natural processes can be extracted without large electricity requirements. Its potential to bring about the biggest disruption to the global energy system…

South Australia has a favorable geology for natural hydrogen and is leading the way in terms of regulation. In February 2021, South Australia expanded its oil regulations to allow drilling for hydrogen, and a third of the state is already covered by natural hydrogen exploration permits.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) just announced nearly $42 million in funding for deployment of hydrogen projects, and $17.8 million for university hydrogen research, stating that this funding will reduce clean hydrogen costs…

Once more Isabelle Moretti delivers a simple yet elegant explanation on natural hydrogen: hydrogen naturally present in the subsurface could very well be one of the most rare and good news the Earth has given us in a long time.

Last summer, the U.S. Congress passed the most ambitious climate law to date. A tax credit for “clean hydrogen” that could potentially transform the U.S. energy system.

Naturally-occurring geologic hydrogen, often referred to as white or gold hydrogen, is the cleanest, most cost-effective, lowest-carbon emitting form of hydrogen available today, but its production is currently an under-explored industry.

In the Pilbara region of Western Australia, in an expanse of land eight times the size of New York City, a consortium of energy companies sees an opportunity to generate renewable electricity so cheaply that using it to make green hydrogen becomes economical.

The demand for green hydrogen and its derivatives could increase massively in the coming years if the UN’s International Maritime Organization (IMO) adopts a proposal for a global carbon fuel tax on the shipping industry.

Last October Geoffrey Ellis, from the USGS, presented his model for global subsurface natural hydrogen resource potential. Based on oil industry experience, this model works under the assumption that only 10% of all natural hydrogen accumulations might ever be tapped economically…

This interesting article narrates the impact of the hydrogen discovery in Bourakébougou, Mali, and its successive exploration and production efforts by Oil & Gas company Petroma, soon after renamed Hydroma, which brought electricity to the village for the first time

Great paper by Clota Värde on how important hydrogen will be in the shift to a zero-carbon world. Clean hydrogen is expected to be especially useful in sectors that are difficult to decarbonize, such as heavy industry and transport

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Isabelle Moretti, a hydrogen expert that has spent the last years in deep research, gives a clear and informative outline on...

In this article, Javier de Mendoza, professor emeritus of Organic Chemistry and leader of the ICIQ (Institut Català d'Investigació...

The Clean Shipping Act was introduced in July 2022 to the U.S. House of Representatives, backed by group of 31 environmental and community organizations and 13 industry organizations.

At the start of 2022, geologic hydrogen deposits, which we call 'white hydrogen' were discovered across one third of South Australia,...

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Hy24, the joint-venture between FiveT Hydrogen and Ardian, announced the closing of its first impact fund at €2 billion of...

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The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 provides a number of clean energy subsidies, including a 10-year production tax credit (PTC) for...